Twins Rally Past Yankees In Rain Shortened Win
Rich Rollins delivered a two run single as Minnesota seized a 4 3 lead in the third inning. Jim Merritt limited New York to one hit over the final 3 1 3 innings for his second save. Bob Allison and Earl Battey each had two hits as the Twins improved to 10 10. Rollins spoke of regaining confidence while Mele shuffled positions with Harmon Killebrew sticking at first base. Cesar Tovar added three hits and an RBI in the win over the Yankees.
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Bowling Scores and Standings From South Lancs to Holiday Lanes
Detailed results show multiple leagues with team series, team game, and high individual scores. Pat Norskog led in several categories for SAM BLOOMERS, while Desch and Dresen posted top single scores for Bleeding Hearts and Bates-Bates respectively. A separate baseball note covers Merritt in relief for the Twins against the Yankees, with Pettibon Peterson pitching earlier.
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Statistics Show Why Pack Dominates NFL
New York AP notes Green Bay Packers win 26 15 while outgaining foes 318 258 yards per game. An NFL analysis based on five seasons shows balance drives dominance across points scored and allowed and yardage, with Packers leading in points scored and yardage allowed while finishing top in several categories across years.
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U S Women Face Britain in Federation Cup Semifinal
In Turin Italy the United States 2-1 over France to reach the semifinals where Billie Jean King may meet Britain’s Anne Haydon Jones. Australia and West Germany won their quarters to set Saturday’s other semifinal with the final scheduled for Sunday.
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Baseball A Kid's Game Even For Polio Cases
Donny Warn a 13 year old polio survivor pitches from his knees in a vacant lot league using crutches and metal braces. He can hit and enjoys pitching though he cannot stand. His sister Andree Joyce and Pow-Wow cheer him as he plays with nine siblings and doctors say he may never walk unaided.
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Ford Frick Keeps Busy With Golf And Writing In Retirement
Ford Frick, the former baseball commissioner, spends retirement on the golf course and writing projects while awaiting warmer weather. He plans visits to Yankee Stadium or Shea Stadium, works on a Colorado Olympic bid for 1976, and follows baseball legal wrangles with interest, endorsing antitrust laws for business aspects.
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Lakers sign Archie Clark from Minnesota on one year deal
The Los Angeles Lakers signed Archie Clark of the University of Minnesota to a one year contract. Clark, a 6 foot 2 guard who led Minnesota as captain and was the Big Ten's fourth highest scorer last season, was signed in Minneapolis and announced in Los Angeles. Cumberland's John Schell became captain of Wisconsin's 1966 freshman basketball team.
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Wisconsin honors Morenz as MVP on 1966 basketball team
Wisconsin outfielder Paul Morenz was named most valuable player on the 1966 basketball squad for his clutch reserve roles.
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Duluth Ineligible For MIAC Tennis Meet
St Paul AP The University of Minnesota Duluth is ruled ineligible for the MIAC tennis tournament this year after missing a triangular meet with St Marys and Macalester in Winona on April 15. Duluth also missed a golf meet but may play in the MIAC tournament due to weather.
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Rare Hawaiian bird seen on Maui after 15 years
The Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife reports a rare Hawaiian bird, unseen for more than a decade and a half, has been sighted on Maui. Wisconsin golf coach John Jamieson was named the state's 1951 amateur champion.
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